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The Government won a handsome victory last night as it received the support of all but one of the nine Independent Senators for its motion to extend the reporting period

Attorney General Reginald Armour is adamant that Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass was “badly advised” or “misadvised” by her technocrats.

A matter that Attorney General Reginald Armour described last Friday in the Parliament as simple as A, B, C has turned into an unprecedented and disturbing conflict between two central

Finance Minister Colm Imbert chastises the Auditor General for seeking legal representation from Freedom Law Chambers and says two investigations are being initiated. He spoke in the Upper House on

“A full independent investigation” is to be conducted into the “very serious accusations of improper conduct” made by the Auditor General through Freedom Law Chambers against the Minister of Finance

In this episode of Morning Edition, we continue our discussion on the brewing controversy between the Minister of Finance and the Auditor General over the countrys finances.

The Auditor General is under attack, but she has refused to succumb to “coercion and bullying” from the Government to favourably modify the Auditor General’s 2023 report, says Opposition Leader

An apparent constitutional impasse has risen.The Government and the constitutionally protected position of Auditor General are on a collision course over the accounts of Trinidad and Tobago for the financial

Through her attorney, Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass yesterday slapped a legal letter on Finance Minister Colm Imbert accusing him and Attorney General Reginald Armour of not telling the truth in

FOR the first quarter of 2024, Woodside Energy’s oil production in Trinidad and Tobago fell by 56% compared to the previous quarter, according to the latest figures released this week